Introducing the V5UE-13RP, an ultra thin and ultra small miniature diffuse front type sensor ideal for a variety of industrial automation applications. With ABS housings rated at IP66, these sensors are built to withstand the demands of harsh industrial environments. They feature a red or infrared light source, providing an economical solution for numerous applications. These sensors offer a short sensing distance without calibration, with option 1 to 22mm for white paper and 4 to 10mm for black paper. Trust the V5UE-13RP to deliver reliable and precise sensing capabilities for your industrial automation needs.
V5UE-13RP
OPTICAL INFORMATION:
Sensing distance 0.2mm ~ 20mm Type of light Red LED light source Light spot size 2mm in 20mm distance Light wave length 650 nm Operating principle Diffuce-reflective sensor ELECTRICAL INFORMATION:
Operating voltage, +UB 10 … 30 V DC No-load current, Io ≤ 30 mA Output current, Ie ≤ 100 mA Protective circuits Reverse -polarity protection, UB / short-circuit protection Switching output, Q PNP Output function N.O./N.C via potenciometer Switching frequency, f (ti/tp 1:1) ≤ 1000 Hz Response time ≤ 1 ms Control input, IN N\A Wires defalt output + (Brown wire) \ - (Blue wire) \ Otput (Black wire NO output) \ Output ( White wire NC output) MECHANICAL INFORMATION:
Dimensions 3.5mm (W) * 20.5mm (L) * 13.3mm (H) Enclosure rating IP66 Material, housing ABS Material, front lens PMMA Type of connection PVC cable 2m Ambient temperature: operation -25 … +55 C Weight (M8 plug) N\A Weight (cable type) 30 g FUNCTIONALITY INFORMATION:
Indicator LED, green Operating voltage indicator Indicator LED, yellow Switching output indicator Sensitivity adjustment N\A Adjustment possibilities N.O./N.C. via wires Default settings Max. scanning distance (note1) The default measure temperature conditions is +23 ℃，when didn’t specify measure condition.
(note2) Detection range and hysteresis of diffuse reflective type sensor apply to detection objects of gloss white paper(200×200mm).
(note3) Please use actual sensor to validate testing effect, before testing transparent or translucent object.
